Jaw Service Contractors

JAW Service Contractors is a family-run HVAC outfit working out of Fall River, handling AC, furnace, boiler, and water heater repair and installation for homes and businesses around Bristol County — Swansea, Somerset, Rehoboth, New Bedford, and several nearby towns, by its own account. The company says it's run by owner Jarek Walsh, who brings more than 20 years of hands-on HVAC experience. The read on the actual work is remarkably consistent: 24 Google ratings average a full 5 stars, and the recurring theme across two dozen reviews is speed — customers describe Jarek, often working alongside a technician named Noah, showing up within 30 minutes of a call, diagnosing the problem on the spot, and finishing repairs the same day, including a broken AC on a 90-degree night with a toddler in the house. Reviewers also keep pointing to price: several say quotes came in far under what they'd braced for, and more than one calls the pricing fair without being asked. A handful describe furnace and boiler swaps handled start to finish with clear explanations along the way, warranty paperwork included. Thumbtack tells largely the same story — a 4.8-star profile from 15 ratings covering 13 projects, most of it praise for HVAC installs and repairs — but it also carries the one dissenting account: a customer who paid $150 for a mini-split and rooftop-equipment inspection says the promised invoice, inspection report, and written proposal were never delivered. What's worth knowing before calling: the written record here is entirely from 2026 — every review on file dates to this year — so while the run of 5-star ratings is strong, it doesn't yet span multiple seasons the way an older shop's history would. The one incomplete-paperwork complaint on Thumbtack is worth asking about directly if the job involves a formal inspection report rather than a straightforward repair. For a same-day AC, furnace, or boiler call around Fall River, the reviews point to a responsive, fairly priced crew that explains what it's doing as it goes. For work that hinges on documentation — an inspection report for a sale or insurance, say — it's worth confirming in writing up front what will be delivered and when.